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Complete First for Schools unit 6, Apuntes de Inglés

Vocabulary in unit 6 that is difficult for Spanish speakers

Tipo: Apuntes

2025/2026

Subido el 06/04/2026

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Difference Between
Job vs Work Occasion vs Opportunity vs Possibility
1. Job vs Work
Job
A job is a specific position or occupation that someone has.
- It is countable.
- Usually refers to paid employment.
Examples:
I got a new job at a bank.
She has two jobs.
My job is very stressful.
Think of job as a position or title.
Work
Work is the activity of doing tasks or effort, especially to earn money.
- Usually uncountable.
- Refers to the general activity, not the position.
Examples:
I have a lot of work today.
She goes to work at 8 a.m.
He is looking for work.
Think of work as activity or effort.
Quick Comparison
Job:
- Countable
- A specific position
- Example: I found a job.
- Example: My job is teaching.
Work:
- Usually uncountable
- General activity
- Example: I found work.
- Example: I have a lot of work.
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Difference Between

Job vs Work Occasion vs Opportunity vs Possibility

1. Job vs Work

Job A job is a specific position or occupation that someone has.

  • It is countable.
  • Usually refers to paid employment. Examples: I got a new job at a bank. She has two jobs. My job is very stressful. Think of job as a position or title. Work Work is the activity of doing tasks or effort, especially to earn money.
  • Usually uncountable.
  • Refers to the general activity, not the position. Examples: I have a lot of work today. She goes to work at 8 a.m. He is looking for work. Think of work as activity or effort. Quick Comparison Job:
  • Countable
  • A specific position
  • Example: I found a job.
  • Example: My job is teaching. Work:
  • Usually uncountable
  • General activity
  • Example: I found work.
  • Example: I have a lot of work.

2. Occasion vs Opportunity vs Possibility

Occasion An occasion is a particular event or moment, often special or memorable. Examples: It was a special occasion. On one occasion, I met a famous actor. Weddings are happy occasions. Think: event or moment. Opportunity An opportunity is a good chance to do something beneficial. Examples: I had the opportunity to study abroad. This job is a great opportunity. She took the opportunity to speak with the manager. Think: a good chance. Possibility A possibility means something might happen, but it is uncertain. Examples: There is a possibility of rain tomorrow. Is there any possibility of changing the date? That’s a real possibility. Think: something that could happen. Example Using the Three Words At a family occasion, I had the opportunity to meet a famous writer. There was also the possibility of getting his autograph.